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Tito Mboweni. Picture: Esa Alexander
Tito Mboweni. Picture: Esa Alexander

South Africa is at a crossroads. A leadership void has emerged in the wake of constant political scandals and economic challenges.

A universal, critical need continues to go unmet as illegitimate conversations spread across social media.

There is a lack of sophistication in leveraging digital channels and a fractured and fragmented news media to appeal to SA audiences hungry for leadership and certainty.

Former finance minister Tito Mboweni shares his thoughts with The Xchange, a platform for social dialogue established by journalist Sam Mkokeli.

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